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A lesser-known but highly damaging illegal activity affecting the pokemon card price is insider theft at card grading facilities. Dishonest employees have been caught stealing high-value submissions and replacing them…

The Complexity of Digital Booster PacksRecreating the experience of opening a physical Pokemon booster pack on the blockchain requires incredibly complex smart contract logic. The contract must handle fund transfers,…

Submitting cards to PSA is the most legal way to multiply a pokemon card price. A raw $10 card can become a $500 card if it grades a PSA 10.…

The ultimate exploit in the TCG involves creating fake graded slabs to trick buyers into paying a premium pokemon card price. Counterfeiters use 3D printers and high-resolution label makers to…

The Complexity of Smart Contract EncodingWhen you interact with a decentralized Pokemon card trading platform, your wallet sends data to the smart contract in a format called ABI (Application Binary…

Disrupting the Pokemon MarketplaceA Denial of Service (DoS) attack in the traditional internet sense involves flooding a server with traffic until it crashes. In the blockchain space, a DoS attack…

Buying Japanese Pokemon cards is a legal hack to get a better pokemon card price. Japanese packs are cheaper, have higher pull rates, and feature alternate art that western collectors…

When highly anticipated Pokemon TCG sets drop, retailers enforce strict purchase limits to maintain a fair pokemon card price. However, criminals illegally bypass these limits using advanced bot networks, stolen…

The Hidden Danger of Integer OverflowsSmart contracts are written in programming languages like Solidity, which have specific rules for handling numbers. An integer overflow occurs when a calculation results in…

The Lure of Too-Good-To-Be-True Pokemon DealsIn the decentralized finance and NFT spaces, a honeypot is a malicious smart contract that allows users to buy an asset but strictly prevents them…